Accuformnmc PH1 Aluminum Placard Holder 12x13-7/8 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC PH1 is an aluminum placard holder designed to display standard placards, signs, and notices in industrial, commercial, and trade service environments. Measuring 12 inches wide by 13-7/8 inches high, it provides a fixed, rigid mounting surface for required postings. Constructed from aluminum, the holder resists rust, making it suitable for use in areas exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions. At 2 pounds, it is lightweight enough for easy single-technician installation on walls, panels, or equipment enclosures.

This placard holder is appropriate for a wide range of applications including HVAC equipment rooms, mechanical spaces, electrical panels, and job site posting requirements. It suits any environment where durable, corrosion-resistant display of regulatory, safety, or operational placards is needed. Facilities maintenance personnel, contractors, and service technicians commonly install this type of holder wherever permanent or semi-permanent signage must be kept visible and protected.

Key Features

• Rust-proof aluminum construction for long-term durability in moisture-prone environments
• 12 inches wide by 13-7/8 inches high to accommodate standard placard sizes
• Lightweight at 2 pounds for straightforward single-person installation
• Rigid frame keeps placards flat, legible, and securely positioned
• Non-glowing material - no glow-in-the-dark treatment applied

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or new-install aluminum placard holder for residential, commercial, and industrial signage applications requiring a 12-inch by 13-7/8-inch display frame.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facilities maintenance staff, contractors, or service technicians using standard hand tools such as a drill and appropriate fasteners for the mounting surface. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and capable of supporting the holder and its posted placard. If installed near electrical panels or energized equipment, follow NFPA 70 (NEC) guidelines and de-energize or lock out equipment as required before working in the area.